"Pike River" Takes Us Into the Tragic True Story
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Pom (1998)
A bunch of blondes and even more pom poms make up this hysterical look at cheerleading tryouts. See what happens when a cute grunge dyke tries out for the University of Texas cheerleading squad, and find out if they take her seriously.
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A bunch of blondes and even more pom poms make up this hysterical look at cheerleading tryouts. See what happens when a cute grunge dyke tries out for the University of Texas cheerleading squad, and find out if they take her seriously.
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